Town Of Bolton

Town Of Bolton, operating through its Office of Supervisor, is a U.S. local government entity in Bolton Landing, New York that receives federal grant funding as a prime recipient for wastewater and stormwater infrastructure projects, with subordinate grant sub-awards for emergency disaster recovery and road repairs flowing through state intermediaries.

Town Of Bolton is a municipal government structure with no federal contracting footprint — it does not hold prime contracts or seat on federal contract vehicles. Its federal activity is entirely grant-based, concentrated in two areas: primary environmental infrastructure grants from the EPA, and sub-recipient awards flowing through the New York State Division of Homeland Security & Emergency Services and the New England Interstate Water Pollution Control Commission. The town's only recent prime grant award is a $476,250 EPA Congressionally Mandated Projects grant (CFDA 66.202) under a Cooperative Agreement issued January 1, 2026, for construction and installation of a new wastewater pump station to replace a circa-1959 Main Pump Station serving Bolton Landing, with completion targeted for March 31, 2028. The project centers on energy-efficient pumping equipment installation to reduce energy consumption and eliminate potential phosphorus contamination and accidental sewage discharge affecting the town's drinking water source and flood exposure.

Town Of Bolton's sub-recipient activity derives almost entirely from the New York State Division of Homeland Security & Emergency Services, which has passed through nine sub-awards since 2021 for emergency protective measures, temporary and permanent road repairs, and bridge reconstruction. Named sub-awards include Trout Falls Road and Culverts Repairs (May 2022), emergency protective measures and temporary road repairs town-wide (November 2021), Pine Brook Hill Bridge on Padanarum Road (October 2022), Comstock Bridge on Padanarum Road (October 2022), Wardsboro Road Bridge (October 2022), and Padanarum Road and Culverts repair work (June 2022, completed). A single stormwater sub-award from the New England Interstate Water Pollution Control Commission (issued July 7, 2025) addresses stormwater runoff reduction from an impervious area in Rogers Park along Lake George. Combined obligated dollars across all eleven awards total $1.7 million. Federal Emergency Management Agency Headquarters Financial Assistance Awards account for all nine FEMA-sourced sub-awards; the two EPA awards (prime and sub) represent the only non-FEMA activity in the current footprint.